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00:00:05: Welcome Back
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00:02:10: Day 1 Recap and Day 2 Preview
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00:09:46: Plenary Presentation #4
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00:43:21: Presentations
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00:44:27: Traditional Knowledge surrounding food webs by Zachary Emerson (United Auburn Indian Community)
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01:09:23: Ecopath With Ecosim (EwE) as a tool for fisheries management and ecological reference points by Andre Buchheister (Cal Poly Humbolt)
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01:36:22: Using advanced modules in EwE to develop spatial ecosystem models or track contaminants through a food web by Kim DeMutsert (University of Sou...
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01:59:59: Development and application of bioenergetics models to diagnose constraints on growth, quantify predation and competition, and infer spatial-t...
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02:36:03: Lightning Talks
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02:37:00: Seeing the unseen: Using genetic tools to understand predation by Melinda Baerwald (California Department of Water Resources)
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02:43:54: Seeing underwater: How fish eyes can provide insight into fish food by Matt Young (United States Geological Survey)
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02:48:30: Otoliths to inform food-webs: prey, production, migration by Levi Lewis (UC Davis)
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02:56:04: Predation Event Recorders (PERs): An effective, adaptable platform for studying predation across a variety of aquatic environments by Lance Ta...
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03:01:08: Towards a numerical testbed for upper trophic food web dynamics with the Enhanced Particle Tracking Model by Vamsi Krishna Sridharan (Tetra Tech)
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03:10:57: Remotely sensed data for tracking macrophytes in the Delta by Shruti Khanna (California Department of Fish and Wildlife)
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03:19:36: Accessible and inter-operable datasets for food web science by Rosemary Hartman (California Department of Water Resources)
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03:34:42: Breakout Session #2Workshop participants will break out into small groups to discuss the following questions:What models and tools might be mo...
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04:01:06: Plenary Presentation #5
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04:41:05: Breakout Session #3Workshop participants will break out into small groups to discuss and prioritize the top three things that can be done to m...
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05:31:10: Closing Remarks on Workshop and Next Steps for the Review by Stephen Brandt (Delta ISB)
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05:33:04: Public Comment
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